I’m glad you guys are okay! We got a lot of rain and wind, but otherwise it was just a very soggy weekend for us. My heart and prayers goes out to those folks in the middle of the state who were effected by the storm.

I got mine for like $4 as an add-on item to an Amazon purchase–I don’t know if it’s easy to order things when you live on a boat, but that’s an option if you do need something on Amazon 🙂

I’m glad things turned out OK and you stayed safe!

Luke loves to play the hide the treat game….he is really good at it. We hadn’t played for a while since we’d had so much nice weather, but when we finally got some rain recently, we played again. I’m sure we’ll do a lot of it this winter!

Hope you weren’t so affected by all the rain in your state.

We came through just fine. Unfortunately, many didn’t.

That’s the terrible thing about bad weather. One person’s good fortune is another person’s disaster.

You’re such a hero. Your pet sitting clients were lucky to have you. 🙂

We get lots of agility practice on sunny days just getting Honey on and off the boat. But we did try some nose work on the boat while the rain was really coming down.

It was interesting to see how hard Honey had to work with the confusing air currents on board.

It’s always good to have some indoor games in your rear pocket, isn’t it? 🙂

I’ve been curious about the DampRid bags. A lot of people who close their boats up for the winter use them to keep the moisture down. But I’m not sure if it would work so well since we’re constantly adding moisture by breathing. And the boat is such a small space.

Maybe I’ll see if I can get a deal on a few at this weekend’s boat show and try them out.

Sounds like a cozy way to watch the rain outside. I wish we could leave our doors and windows open but we’d probably sink. 🙂

We’ve become very in tune with the weather. When the rain slowed down we’d hurry up and go outside to walk, play, and do whatever. 🙂

Thanks, De. Everyone’s good wishes helped us.

But we’re feeling terrible for the many people who were affected by the storm. One person’s good news is bad news for someone else.